The Gahanna High School field required more seating and an enhanced viewing experience for their game attendees, coaching staff and announcers. Additionally, our client needed this project completed on a strict timeline, as the construction had to be done before the school's first scheduled event. We constructed this 900-square-foot modular press box to accommodate these needs. The two-piece prefab press box comprises a control box, two coach's boxes and a suite on each end. Windows in the mobile press box are slanted to avoid glare and offer viewers and press members a perfect view of the field. Gahanna High School saved money and time thanks to the efficiency of modular construction.

The Somersett Country Club required an inexpensive building that would blend in with the rest of the club and the surrounding community. We designed this modular clubhouse with those requirements in mind and integrated Tudor styling, clapboard exterior, double French doors and architectural roof shingles into the building’s design. Tapered and textured with a trowel-finish floor and adorned with chair rail and crown molding, this prefab clubhouse capitalizes on its 10-foot ceilings. The rectangular configuration allows perfect spacing for the bar and lounges, pro shop, office, conference area and spacious restrooms.

This 8-foot by 40-foot ISO standard container was installed adjacent to multiple tennis courts at an Indianapolis private high school. It is being used as a tennis training facility. The shipping container event space is climate controlled and utilizes the original container doors to lead into an equipment storage area. An exterior man door gives access to a space for players to review instructional training videos. The interior is bright due to the 48-inch energy-efficient LED lights as well as high-efficiency windows for observation and natural lighting. The walls are covered with vinyl-covered Luan, and the flooring is finished with vinyl tile. The container was painted to match the branding of the school. The shipping container stands also include an exterior stairwell leading up to an observation deck with a wrap-around fence enclosure that can accommodate up to 42 spectators for a full view of tennis matches.

Tadano Cranes’ exhibit at the Con Expo Show in Las Vegas had to showcase their product line effectively within a very limited space. The design of the United Rentals standard 24-foot by 44-foot sales office suited their needs. The compact layout of the modular trade show booth allowed for three private conference spaces and a large display area. The open area included a custom serving bar and a continuous display cabinet along one wall. The separated French entry doors facilitated smooth entry and exit for attendees. The compact design of the building was made accessible by a ramp on the side and a wide staircase in the front of the building. By using a standard modular building, Tadano was able to allay the high cost of convention space and construct a custom building to fit their booth space needs. The building took a total of three days to install and two days to dismantle. With the interior and exterior adorned in custom logos, Tadano had the advantage of great brand recognition, comfortable and affordable convention space, and an aesthetically pleasing, accommodating atmosphere.

This shipping container stadium addition called the Great Dane Duck Blind & Suites is made from 36 cut storage containers and hosts a three-tiered general admission “duck blind” area that offers better sightlines and additional seating. The 7,500 square-foot shipping container seating area holds up to 700 guests and runs parallel to the foul line on the first base side. The first tier of the shipping container suites is a field-level area that features entertainment space and a bar. The bar features expanded views and an additional three tiers for added spectator visibility. Climate-controlled suites and an outside seating area occupy the second level. The third level includes an indoor/outdoor patio for added visitor enjoyment during pleasant weather, while the fourth floor features a rooftop suite. A 40-foot refrigerated unit was added to the structure and was modified in order to serve beer from tappers to patrons. The Great Dane Duck Blind & Suites was awarded the Best Ballpark Improvement (Over $1M) by Ballpark Digest.